柯林斯詞典cackle /?k?k?l/ (cackling,cackled,cackles) 1. V-I If someone cackles, they laugh in a loud unpleasant way, often at something bad that happens to someone else. (儅壞事發(fā)生在他人身上時(shí))不雅地大笑 The old lady cackled, pleased to have produced so dramatic a reaction. 老太婆刺耳地笑著，對這如此戯劇化的反應(yīng)，她自己反倒還高興。2. N-COUNT Cackle is also a noun. 咯咯的笑聲 He let out a brief cackle. 他發(fā)出短暫的咯咯聲。 返回 cackle劍橋詞典to make the loud , unpleasant sound of a chicken （雞）咯咯叫 The hens cackled in alarm . 母雞驚慌得咯咯叫。 disapproving to laugh in a loud , high voice 嘎嘎大笑 A group of women were cackling in a corner . 一群婦女在角落裡嘎嘎地笑。 a cackling witch 嘎嘎大笑的女巫 返回 cackle